Boris and the Burqa

by Carl R. Trueman

Outrage over Boris Johnson's recent article takes us to the heart of several problems now afflicting liberal democracies. Continue Reading »

10 Aug 2018

Israeli Restoration

by Ofir Haivry

A new law, far from changing the nature of the Israeli state, merely reiterates founding principles from the 1948 Declaration of Independence.  Continue Reading »

9 Aug 2018

An Open Letter from Young Catholics

by Various

Young Catholics speak with one voice about Archbishop McCarrick’s predatory career and the need for a cleansing fire. Continue Reading »

8 Aug 2018

Revoice and a Vocation of “Yes”

by Wesley Hill

Revoice is trying to pose the deeper question: To which forms of love and friendship and service are we called to say yes? Continue Reading »

7 Aug 2018

Intrinsic Evil and McCarrick

by Dan Hitchens

The idea of intrinsic evil may look harsh and punitive. But to those struggling to stay afloat, it can be a lifeline. Continue Reading »

7 Aug 2018

Cardinal Dulles’s Dubia

by Michael Pakaluk

“The death penalty is inadmissible” invites the questions: By whom? On whose will? Continue Reading »

6 Aug 2018

Pope Francis and Capital Punishment

by Edward Feser

One does not need to support capital punishment to worry that Pope Francis may have gone too far. Continue Reading »

3 Aug 2018

The Job of Ultimate Observer

by John Wilson

The world is out there, and it's our job to go out and discover it. Continue Reading »

3 Aug 2018

Leviticus and the Times

by Robert A. J. Gagnon

The speculations of Dershowitz should have little relevance. Continue Reading »

1 Aug 2018

Fridays Without Charles

by George Weigel

In my satchel of Krauthammer memories, the story that’s my personal favorite may cast some new light on this much-praised man. Continue Reading »

1 Aug 2018